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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
T#E CARLETON COMPANY.
H6E -Mzkoas,- nj the Grand
Opera Houss.

LET Mxko0ST nj the Grand
Opera Henss.
IliB Lns Angeles temple dedicated to
ehe -sHrt universal WIS filed almost to
sl1fimcEdinn hast might 10 hear the Carleton
CDnlpGl:y in the Mikado. Sullivanss
nisII1iaarE IN tins lIisre are prime favoriies
mud NEWER Tad I'd draw oui a crowd. OF
nuIarHn N wns well known that the Mika
tED hind hHBn Mir. CarletoE,s first great
#nrrass IN Amsrica, and also that lovers
al unlHi- lad heard this exceedinply
auithissdic Rnd accomplished troupe in
AnnBn Hnd Erminis, which experience
gHHH svsry rsRsnn to expect an unusu-
n liz psr1Brt randifiDno of the opera under
liiIstt3 unr the evering. They were not
nm HIy respsrts sdisHppninted. Those who
'iiiS's hsRrd the Carletnns viii need no
n's1'nm,anr an tins head when they scan
aihs ftillDxiing cast:
1Ihe Mikn6o IN zEpan Hr. ". n. Csrleton
Nfzlss1 fs8n, This kgn ifiEr uiEed as
w.f.naering minstrel, and i'm love
WlIlh mum b nm ME- Jay Taylor
KiglEa. l.urd digh Ezenutionsr of
HI1ipn ,---;.-..-,.--.-M NJ. Chas. H. Drew
Het.sAz1sAii, A.at1u 1lirn tVery-lsng
t1ass e, - ar. Dos II. Greensfelder
Hlish -nlush, q Noble Lord .
-. =. =. Mr.. Rob. Broderick
Mum '8um, F1fti Sing, Peep-Bo,
t1iIrHe sisters. WAT Is of KD KO)
.------..----- Miss Fannie Eice. Miss Alice Vim
Gem, Miss Bessie Q Q1igley.
halistE. gun e tdHrly lacy in love
wiIsn Nt1i.E1i 4'Ur) - Miss Clara Wisdom
R,rsw Rs '.fke4Kb" was rafed the finest
Aiznsa Efnsh Exesutinner vet seen here.
HGIIny KirB rs yum Yum" was
Yuras ns usnch admired as she was as
-i1AanDn." She sang the ssMoonn song
with mnst exqnislie effect, Together
with Ahae Vincent md Jessie Quigley.
US 'fiirdi Sing" and afPeep-Bo, Miss
Raire aEd her associates are the most
aiiiaumiing ssHlhrse Little Maids from
'SrhDfa" TINT GRACE the American stage.
GizrR %IsHpm as siKatisha" made as
tirHni n FsnsafiBn rs she did as the
HfifriunHHk i'm Erminie
LIN all ThH ensembles the troupe was
rsitiHn; ns Gan he imagined.
Hln the matinee tins afternoon -Nnnon
IB alhs atarnafiDn, md for the farewell
atss1ifurn;Euns this fvsning Erminie is IN
tis-Iinsa. Crowded bouses are assured.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
r~s.ssfsce R~szre~<.

YsstarasE was busy day AT ths Post-
Eiffirs, uua Rssnmnsasr Gueel. Csprzm
Cn,r nni tine nbAs bzt lnzuatn.d curpz cf
lszisssunts wuus tHzsd nD ehalr utmnuH-
Owning nm the disEzy in trHiuz inr ahn pnzIr
few EnEs nm immanse lut rf mzil manurr
wrs n1ursa IN Szns a. 600 rezaezx zn1
"a fI19 neszzpnperE ws-s d.uribuHz1
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
ACCUSED OF 1zAySLATG TGETER-
CuIpaSse Negligence mxf1<x$asE''
awus-x fmue TEaUas&-

SAN FRsSGnsco. February D$.-A Cisr-
oner' jury has reuBanssi a wen'ihrd IN tHiG
ease Of the three spls,rs vino WINE k1alEsh
by the breaking of BThr ON THE hf'-ik
Nemuon ON the I5Hih n1aH. Tifa Cn9t9Eiln
was exnraratsI from all blEDE- Aaam
Blum and AmIraw CHirlk, aMuans al Hte
bark, were found gIfItY eG ciills9mtisE
negligence In n5t inNiing the ve#sea m "a
proper seawurthy cuusiia6am- Haay w'sst
charged with m.inainigfhhsr:.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
wxrAsrr ss Nz-sszn<As<r.

The Eury m nts ease CT GeaurEe DE
rrnrsh. un trinl fm tina mIrd=r OF A.
SfihnsfdIsu;, niftHr ibaaHs Uur mccarthy rwsntE
hduurs, ysssHtsuitmF mGrmHlg MI HID
a, ,fiips.k esmuns Tntn0 acyart and rSnmrzed n
wtsriiItit af mmnsEmnGhnsr- Iu1gH Che-
mtw wiaM sariS.surs EslHhrsch um tina I'll
mist. MT HD n,aIDak a M.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
Boarding EzS<sse NsxsEUyxE aF

BocA. Cal FshnuIuy lS.-Ilba dlMeM-
ing and boarding house of tine MaunH-
am Ice Company ar Cuhns mEur Binamrln,
wzs destruHesE by tirp yaHHHs,isnY.. Ta@
cause IL unAnawm The fine sitHntasd mn
the upper ssgrY Of tine dwelling hzulsss.
John Na.aIa,, the farsInnsn,, wibD Muea I'M
the. dwelling house, Rsa alI hnH gpniEH,
valued at sl:.A0 Tha e,nrRGnyis HmaN-
erty was tIaly iuauraa..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
The oldest InhAbzfanf Heard oE
Again.

DurcH FLGI, Cal. February Is
Yesterday xas the first fair day for over
rxo weeks. Over SIX feef of snow has
fallen here daring the sscrn- The old
81 InhahItant never saw the lks be-
fore- Many buildings have been
crushed by snow
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
exu<h<H ro Death

TorEs1oxE, February lS-Frank NJ
Green. n xsu-kn0xn Nevada man, met
With horrible death to-day by being
buried benes.h slide of ore tailiDgs On
winch he was II work Tor the Tombstone
Mil and Mining Company
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
ks9rEan EAh<-pH GznAs42aes ER-
G&rs<G-

NEW NmkE,, Fshrzm-y lS4-A Paasfs
%ssriirn olEissEHihHh Hmys RrspGnzHRruz Smr
THE sIEsriSasus show Hhs sumprasanlg iacn
uitEur nitEs wsurklnssHMHnr espsa1aIly Hhe
SuETall Democrats, E'vHrTwRera e1Gfurse
tIhs G.ssrrzamu IlbsruI cmnGiIlszaes. vlrh rhss
gu1FhaisIEe Effae+t GH eIHs-zang tihnis@ whsD
ure lsmuraIsIEs aO ffEzs SesPE1smnaha4- On the
atitsar huna ifha usHr-lz@n Eguansst CGrdinzal
,gHnqihirrIs lssrnsr ,zulrs Hnur~. am9 puw-
tneFtH z.rs aarssr-1s a-laznssr ths PGps anlHer-
6srHntss mn Gstrran I1czl polHa1HesL A
Hikiiua pmuhII rlnIn1Hssau = nww exPentsa
witiIsssl- iTf ut onar.nss, NlHI Erwue the UHaer
VlRsstILt.ssssssessE Ei rne astEEr Iw@-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
HMs Kxar E,sSEE HlaEx9Y M tse D8s-
snzfEe6-

RaHmnx, FysErznry BS.-Th@ EwGE
cGstgrzzzzn Elzzg the, Rrazrs BizimnrGlt
arnurL. saEs thGt ths &aichsaAG will be
iIsrsuin cEiss1IEwsG nntssa tins gmzerunnsnIr
4snurss q lzaE Esrdty IN the GannHng slsc-
tHtQrts
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
section I4ee Repealed in the
<enare-
PLICKY SAN BlEE0.

ate u Marine Railway.
SAY DIBeo. February 1S--A company
has been Incorporated here for the pur-
pese of binding and operating a marine
rAil~ay- I-s capital stock rs $50, Geo,
AL Of which has been Subscribed, and
the work VIII be commenced at once.
Hereafter vessels OF all styles and classes
can be repaired n San Diego.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
rr-rn.- p#sers,a ssr n Kzcxr.

MIEw Yl@E1K-. FIahruarF lS4-Ths Turf.
FSitEg ,Gn4 FlaE1m EagyE= EOsrPh HauE=.rs
wibD IhuEsihH Nlaud : vihen slh@ vFas auily
a v,t..zrs uiEd fm THE Iats @iTH4@ H.
Willaftt4rffiIIt, mn IbsfHaM at n SsnirNainnan of
Irsrre xsaalhlh, ,GtfaarE iSB@@. 600 I'm eaash H0r
uIIss qtrsssn at the itarf- Bonner pE4Hd SSsG0s
f3lD fia1r NEuua :, EE1 he uEEuzss To sell
Ihslr nj sl1y 4E,lse.-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
HnnaSn< n Murderer.

NARa. Cal, February ls--A Shsriffs >
posse is securing the mountains hunt-
ing the Sxe6e, s-Pe.e, who murdered
Mrs Herman Lyons in Wooden Valley
Yesterday Ii the murderer Is caught
ty apy one but the sheriff he surely Will
be irnched- The excitement is great.
The Sher7ff cfzers tEc hundred and nifty
dollars reward for the capture of the
mnrderer-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
DenaA 81 . Pssan.sser.

FkEzSo. Febrnzry IS--W~Isy 4
Haxh.. Rutn.szer N this city. died at
: oeanck fhn svsning, of cunsunPtiun-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
xm.fln.x rr...Ii.< Nerthw.rd.

SAX EKASCsoO, February ls--A San
Franciscan u ho has Just returned from a
business trip through Mexico states that
the smallpox l. wDEklng itz way north
ward into United States territory. He
Eays that the disease exists more or less
N al towns On the line of ths railway
bstween GzzymAs and Nogales, A. L.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
one 81 sA< Csn~ssrza.z. C..xnr

-aDsnHehEy.# tine mHm wLhD n eharg~d
with Hry1ng aD BsHH a bu.gns gold hriHk TN
c. b. Huyeans WIS nrr=sdIssa yr.sHzrazg by
CHlsf Skmnsr- Has rszl zzzne = VIII
Iaum RaHrhle nna he Wis Gnsrurzrsd In
h1iHug z1 his wifel b ruu1n Gm Dale srreer
HuyxSH YaslnivsAy 5Rsnriadez RiEEhia ~
the mEn whD Hr1e& I'M gnt hum TN Fur-
chmzs the hrhrk- He Will be exzninnd
sn = eazzxe af usgaraeFs b<isr. gnzzlrs
Arz1n, an ~ z5ck
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
SsaAPs Required oA Manafac.
Fnr~d GO0aD.


Special DlsPa1eh 10 the HKRAEn-
S2cRAHE2ra, February lS.-AsssnblE
Bill Ma %. requiring tha- stamps should
be paced upon manufactured goods,
passed the Senate to-day by vote OF %
ayes to Is noes- LII L lDE In ihe hanf.s
OF the Goxe-no- for approval This bill
II 10 distinguish between goods made kS
Chinese and those manufactured by
Mbiie izbar- 1t WAS strongly urged by
tbs Sam Francisco trades and anti- COoiie
organizaii0ns
Secskea I4ee Repeated in the
Senate.
Special Dispatch 10 the HERALD
SACRAMENTO. February ls--SenatOr
Bowers bzll repesling section I4-a,2 OF the
CTra Codr, preserving riparian rights ON
the hanks sf s1resms, WAS passed by the
Senate to-day by vote of q ayes TO L
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19

This property lies on State street. -
ONCE. nnd makes IS lots. IRE vbnye Il -
soDoiyided and stsked OF and str1o6n
graded on three rides Oalv TIM hlSr5r-
rom Also erect ca line, and immediG6rIf
On the projected line of the new FIeefrfo -
Cable Road tn be built from First etYosa
inis n q desirable properly and vim ~
onered in body for few DAYS 1t s0oG1 -
easy terms.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19

The Hauze Fassaa him grHntHag tae
righH of why no tine Pusss1Urr- Arzuma
Cemenal RsfHwhg Co Arr'rss MhHPFle
Rarrnekz rzlldnsry rzss'ssrwarHua m Arrzuna-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19

e7&5O-zL acres on Boyle Heiehsu: 81.
fronting on Stevenson avenua
e4SOO-11< scres on the corner Of StevR-
son and Boyle avenue; finely tn
proved. :,
S1O,OOO-1e acres on Cypress avenue s-A
just west of Budlorg avenuo
all in fruit trees and vines: ~
proved. with neat cottage; ;sle.04
e75OO-7s< acres on Budlang avenue. -
tween Washington and Adsus -
adjoining property: $50: betnG
subdivided and Laid with csnn1f
walks
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-19
nnrAN = kE1.nu,

= Wess First ssrees. Le, anr~,.,.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-08-11
circuit Court-The Term on
Record.

This tribunal convened Monlay morn
ing with Judge Cbrisman presiding an'
District-Attorney McLain looking afte
the interests of the State. Dir. 2 ID
Davis WAS appointed foreman of tn,
grand jury, and Dir. Gus Maxwell bailiff
The Courts charge to the grand jury wa
brief but clear and lucid, impressing up
on them the necessity of transactinl
business with dispatch, and without feal
or favor. The jury was specially charged
to examine the accounts of the sheriff, the
condition of the county Jail, to look
into violations Of the Local Option law
and the laws relating TO gaming, and the
county congratulated that there was SC
little lawlessness reported as the result ot
the great moral reformation among the
people.
The Petit jurors appointed for the third
week were empanoled, and business
promptly proceeded with. By consent
of the attorneys, a number of cases were
continued until next term, and the fol
lowing cases finally disposed of:
! Jno. Mangum, ct al. vs.. j. P.Little:
Judgment for plaintiff.
| A. C.. Seavey, VS.. Pascal Smith: Judg-
ment for plaintiff.
+. II. Hartman VS.. B. o. Day: Judg-
ment for plaintiff.
Pfeifer & Dreyfus vs.. ". w. Godbold:
Judgment for plaintiff.
A. c. Seavey VS.. b. r. Atkins. Judg-
Inent tor plaintiff
T. J. Rails VS.. BroOkhaven: Judgment
for plaintiff for $4,000
A. Scherck vs.. Pink Smith Judgment
for plaintiff.
ID. A Arid VS.. Illinois Central Railroad:
Judgment for plaintiff for $4,000.
A. J. Coglan VS.. Chas. Rollins: Jury
! and verdict for plaintiff.
The State vs.. WIN. Russel-Assault and
Battery: Plea of guilty and find $50.
The State vs.. Whitney Sartin-I.ar-
ccny: Plea Of guilty and 80 days in Jail.
A great deal of business besides in the
shape of interlocutory orders and judg
ments were rendered.
The grand jury made their report yes
terday evening and were discharged.
They examined 35 witnesses and found 7
true bills-one for embczzlement aud one
for grand larceny-the rest beng for mis-
demeanors, and stated that but little law
lessness seems to prevail in the county.
They reported the sheriff7s books all right,
aud that tho Jail was in cleanly condi-
ton, but recommended a coat of whit
wash-for the jail-not the sheriff.
Shortly after the grand jury reported
the Court adjourned sine die, being the
shortest term on record III this county.
Messrs. Stockdale and Cassidy, of Sum
init, and Judge l.. o. Bridewell, of Beau
regard, and Judge Cassidy, and Messrs.
Thompson, McNair and Lewenthal, of
the Brookhaven bar, were the lawyers in
| attendance.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-08-11
Franklin County Speaks.

At meeting of the citizens Of the
9Th District, Franklin county, Miss,
held at Gains box, July 10th, lS57,
the following resolutions we're adopt.
cd:
Resolved LIST, That by the gathering
Of the people of this district we unquali-
fidely condemn the method of settling
difficulties with the dagger and the
pistol; and we do hereby express our
abhorrence of the fiendsh butchery
charged upon Jones s. Hamilton, law
maker and high public official, aud
certain of his accOmplices; and moreover
as lovers of law and order, TepOsing con-
tidence in the same to avenge evil doors,
we demand of the courts and Of jurirs
that the law shall prevail, justly aud
speedily, without fear or favor upon any
and all who may be found guilty of this
atrUCious crime.
Resolved 2nd, That in view of this f"ul
deed and of the alarming increase OF
murder in the State of Mississippi, We
call upon all good citizens, as we pied 20
ourselves, to give moral and material
support i'll bringing such wicked per
petrat0rs to the penalties of the law.
Resolved Sd. That in the assassina-
dark deed as a blow struck at the free
dom of the press, aud we hereby declare
our approval OF the Sword and Shield
i'll the cause of temperance and open
handed, honest government and public
service. Moreover, we call upon the
outspoken press of the State to stand
firm as defenders of the people in expos
ing iuIquitous measures and corrupt
practices of public servants.
Resolved 4th, That in the death of
ROderck Gambrell, we consider that
the State has lost a citizen whese place
in the cause of reform will not soon I've
filed, the press a brilliant and conr-
ageous editor, and the cause of prohi-
bition and temperance Jealous advo-
cate and strong defender.
Resolved 5th, That in expressing
sorrow and regret III the loss of ono 50
true to God, to his country, and to his
follow men, we also extend to his be-
reaved family tenderest sympathies over
the death of their first born, aud the
right arm of their support.
Resolved 9th, That we disapprove of
the methods of Jones 5. Hamilton and
others by trying to intimidate the courts
with armed bands of despaTadoes aud
partisan thugs, as being detrimental to
good government and We guarantee our
protection as far rs in our power to pro
tect the courts in the execution of the
laws of our State against criminals.
Resolved 9TH. That the Franklin Coun-
ty Herald, BROOKHAVEN LEADER and
Sword and Shield, be requested to pub
fish.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-08-11
w. n. Hartley.

CAsEYvILLE, Miss, Aug. 3, 1887.
EDITOR LEADER - Our old tcllow-citi
zen, w. II. Hartley, is among MS again.
We are not envious of Coahoma, but
would be glad he could stay. He filled
the pulpit at Philadelphia last Sunday, to
the great satisfaction of his old friends
and relations and the editication of "A
large audience. The old lawyer on his
way to Damascus had the scales removed
from his eyes, and has astoniShed every
age since with the wonderful things he
saw when the Spirit brought him to light
So it seems the big bottom is to have the
former under contribution to carry the
gospel light into the swamps Of the Mis-
sisslppi. The church or Missionary Board
would do well to appoint Bro. II estate
evangelist that the whole State might
occasionally feel the force of his logic.
FRIEND.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-08-11
Inform alton Wanted.

EDITOR LEApER:-As Mr.. Maxwell is
tho ouly aspirnnt for legislative honorS
bold enough TO publish card, ASSUME
lie will bo lIkew Ese bold ia answering a
few questions Of voter who IL anxious
To be informed He knows of no issue-liv-
ing or otherwise-before the people.
This being 81, how does he expect TO BEN
ciit the people Ivy going to the Lcgisla-
ture or Is il only for the salary that he
desires the office IL this is his object,
how are 1--WE farmers and labOrers" To he
benefited by electing him Politically,
hc fails to state what he ~ now, but says
hc has been "a CONSERVATIVE Democrat"
Webster defines "COnSerrdtire" To mean
''hdriHg poWer to preserre in sdte or entire
state or from loss, uds'c or injury"
Whether hc has in the past used this ex-
traOrdinarv endoNment to pTrscrrc the
Democratic party in - safe or entire
state, or iTnm loss, waste or INJURY lie
certainly il not now cudeavuTIrE Ia 30 so,
standing in open rebellion as hr docs to
lis Evolutionary methods of preserving
its organization. When h" calls us
FARMERS aud luhUrcrs' together III
Grand Mass Meeting after the C"uSen-
ton, will be agree to abide 10y What the
Mass Meeting durs and will any farmer
or labOrcr, without regard I" race or
color or previous or existing political
assoc ,ations, be entitled to an equal voice
in his meeting! II this meeting should
determine to run Staten Baker ct some
other honest colOred labOrer for the Leg
islature, will he come down in his favor
and advocate his electionf Why would
he not do as well rs any one else where
there is no live issue before the people
lie could draw the pay as promptly.
VOTER.
P.S.-Having been n snb-lessre, We
"farmerS and laborers" would also like Ia
know how MIR. Maxwell stands at present
on the PcnitentIary lease system. Does
he consider this Il live or dead issue
V.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-08-11

The first bale of new cotton for this
season will be brought to this city not
many weeks hence, and we respectfully
suggest to our merchants that it would be
a good idea to put the bale up at auction
and sell it to the highest bidder. This is
usually done in many of our contemporary
cotton markets, and much ado made over
the first bale-and why' Because 1T is a
good advertisement of the city as q
cotton market, shows spirit of enter
prise and is premium and stimulus to
the planter to excel IN raising the staple
1t is also time of general rejoicing that
the dull summer season is at an end, and
that the revival of trade is to begin
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-08-11
Give Them 4 Chance.

That is TO say, your lungs. Also all
your breathing machinery. Very Won
derful machinery it il. Not only the
larger air passages, hnt the thousands III
little tubes and cavities leading from
them.
When these are cloggcd and chok-
ed with matter which ought not t" he
there, your lungs cannot half do their
work. And what they do, they cannot
do well.
Call it cold. cough, Group, pneumon-
ia, catarrh, consumption or amy of the
family of throat ana nose and head and
lung distractions, all are bad. All
ought to be got rid of. There is just
one sure way to get rid of them. That is
to take BoSchee's German Syrup, which
any druggist will sell YOU at IS cents Il
bottle. Even if everything else failed
you, you may depend upon this for Ger
tam,
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-08-11

\ We regret that we haven't the space
to give full report of yesterdays Prohi-
bition anniversary celebration. Bishop
Galloway and Judge Chrisman, the ora
tors of the day, made splendid addresses,
which were supplemented by some ex-
cellent remarks from Rev. J. R. Parish
aud Col. bennett; after which the entire
audience, including the Band of Hope,
repaired from the Court House to Heuck's
Hall, where an elegant and bountiful
dinner, prepared by the w. c. T. u,
awaited them. The occasion was COM
plete success and fully demonstrated that
Lincoln Prohibitionists intend to keep
their camp fires brightly burning.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-08-11
Their RBusIne~s Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such
a revival of trade at I. I. Meade & Co.'S
Drug Store as their giving away to their
customers of so many free trial DO tile
of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. Their trade is simply enor-
nous in this very valuable article from
the fact that it always cures and never
disappoints. Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Group, and all throat and
lung diseases quickly cured. You can
test it before buying by getting a trial
bottle free, large size ST.. Every bottle
warranted.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-08-11
Rr;,ce UP.

You are feeling depressed, your appe-
tite is poor, you are bothered with head
ache, you are tidgetty, nervous, and gen
orally ont of sorts, and want to brace up.
Brace up, but not with stimulantS, spring
medicines or hitters, which have for their
basis very cheap, bad whisky, and which
stimulate you for IN hour, and then leave
you in worse condition than before.
What you want is an Alternative that will
purify your blood, start healthy action %
Liver and Kidneys, restore your vitality,
and give renewed health and strength.
Such medicine You will find in Elcctrci
Btters, and only 80 cents a bottle at 1.
T. Meade IL Co. 5 Drug Store.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-08-11

Hazlehurst is to have a compress. The
directors are making preparation for
material to build warehouses, main build
ings, and all other necessary buildings, to
be ready for the reception of the machin-
cry, so by the middle of October it is
expected that the compress will be in
operation. THE LEADER has repeatedly
urged some of the business of Brook
haven to establish such an enterprise,
and we hope they will do so at no dis
tant day. A compress would be great
benefit to our town and the county at
large. Farmers will he greatly benefit
ted, as they will realize at least a cent
pound more for their cotton. Eastern
buyers will come here and thus do
away with the expense of middle men,
commission merchants, ETC., and all the
incidental charges Of drayage, storage,
insurance, freIghts, etc.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-08-11
Notice tor Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON. MISS.

LAND OFFICE AT ACKSoS. MISS
July "a, 1851. (
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention 70
make HnAl proof III support OF his claim, ana that
said proof W i'll be made he fore the Judge. or in
his at,sruce the Clerk OF the Chanccry Court
Lawrence county, Il. Monticello, Miss. on Au-
gust 10, lSS7, viz: Archie Williams, Homestead
No lUsI4 for the q sw ! and SWa NV /! section
l. townShlpI north rang- % west.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
co:,fjl,uous residence upon, and cultivation OF,
sad land VIZ
Joe MIrtin, Henry White, Claiborne Martin,
Andy Martin, all Of Silver Creek p o., Lawrence
county, Miss. ....,
e-AS. D. STEW ART,
6 Register.
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-08-11
FOR SALE .

A desirable residence situated in the suburbs
OF BroOkhaven, with about two acres of ground
attached House has 1--WE large rooms, front
and back gallery and hall, good well of water
and amt gOOi stable and other out-nuildlngs.
Plenty of fruit trees just beginning to bear.
VIII be sold al a bar. ain. a good place for
some one intending to go into the vegetable
business.
For further particulars, apply at this OIL &c.
jyI-2n
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-08-11
WHY YOU SHOULD BUY YOUR
Spectacles Of Us.

We have most complete assortment.
The quality of the glasses is the best the
world can produce.
We have the best optican in the South
ern country (Mr. ID. Bnllurl. He fills the
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oculist> for Cataract Glasses, Compound
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pricesarr II" higher, but often much
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who are totally ignorant of the business.
We keep on hand II largest assortment
u! the South of Artificial ii,nna'I Eyes.
Send for Test Types and Price List.
A B. GRISWOLD & CO..
Jewellers and Opticians.
ll9 .... =. Canal Street. l1a
The Brookhaven leader., 1887-08-11
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